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New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
MINGLED BY AN OLD BOuB.
TX pERsoSsAUnr, TWO OF THEM FATALLY. BY a

SIX PERsoSSIIURT TWO OF THEM FATALLY. BY A
sHFLL FOUND AT HARPERs FERRY.
HARPER's FERRY W. Va, April 25 (Specia).-A picnic
party yesterday afternoon Bolivar Heights above the
town. came across old bomb she'll relic OF the war.
1t was taken Major Cockrclrs house. and several
young men began pounding 1t with stones while the rest
OF the party gathered around filed with curiosity to
what in the she'll Suddenly there was terrific ex
plosion aud the people OF the town looked toward the
heights astonshed six Of the persons who were about
the shell were seriously hurt The list OF these Is as
follows:
JONES FRANK, hand terribly acerlted
PAEs EDWARD awbone broken, sku fractured. ana ieg
broken.
TURYER WILLIAM one foot torn on . 81,
the knee
WILLIS GEORGE left leg blown OIL
WILLIS THOMAS, face seriously burned
Agnes Willis and Edward Paes arc not expected to
live The furniture In the room was sha TERED ana the
window glass blown out
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
1rcrrPE on - PROTECTION" AT YALE.

NEw-H,vES April 25 (spseia1. Professor II. f.
Thompson OF the University OF Pennsylvania delivered
the first OF q series OF six lectures Protection before
the students OF Yale tonight Professor Thomp
son said that the men who wanted
free trade those who had accumulated
a fortune In OF protective polcy ana now
were seeking kick the ladder on wfcn they hai
climbed To pinnacle OF success TO prevent Others from
sharing In their prosperity. BY series OF figures De
proved that free trade had ruined Ireland, japan ana
,,ther countries Protection is the golden Dand that
holds America in the front OF the republics, and pro-
lection is stronger to-day than free trade, Socialism OF
,ny other ISM" said the speaker.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
DRYING SETTLERS OUT or THE CROW COUNTRY.

MILWAUKEE, April 25.-A dispatch to The Erenng Wis
oonsiu from Minneapolis Mnn.. says: " Your CORE
sponden has Just returned from tho Wnnobago and Crow
Creek reservations panied b. Sheriff Harris The
greatest excitement exists Indians covered with war
paint and armed with Winchester rides met on tho
road mounted following tho troops The news that the
soldiers would drive the settlers from the lands Is known
in every Indian tepee and the chant OF squaws and
braves is heard Company T., reinforced by mob OF
Indians this morning proceeded 20 ont in'trction-
still on these lands Many ploughed nifty acres
and put In seed all OF which will be destroyed The mum
her OF included In the terms OF Pres
dent Clevelands proclamation was 500 Gilam half
breed scout trouble with the Sioux and reports tha
they arc quietly leaving the Big Sioux reservation
sT P,r Apr1l % tSDerinL tile Pioneer Pre-
spondent night that the settlers held meet
ine and resolved go quietly out at tho point OF the
bayonef but TO return to their the moment the
oops return TO Fort sully The first resolution was et
ecuied today When the troops arrived the settlers Dc
nartcJ The fear now il that the Indians will destroy
rveryfnc on the farms absence of the settlers
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
A STEAMER TURNING TURTLE"

SINKING BOTTOM SIDE UF WITH THE PROPELLER
GOING AT FULL SPEED.
PANAMA, April 16.-The small steamer Dieu Merc,
that had engaged for years In trading between
Cayenne and Venezuela lost of Cape Nassau, Pom
Groom She was bouni from Bolivar 10 Cayenne with
cargo Of l20 cattle The weather the morning OF the
disaster was stormy and the running high AT
O'clock the steamer after urchng deeply two or three
times from side TO sdc suddenly turned turtle and
went down. the last seen Of her by some sailors on
passing schooner being her propeller which was sun
going at full spesd thirty miles from the
land The captain and most OF the crew succeeded In
getting into OF the boats and thereby saving their
lives Two sailors and passenger went down with the
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
SPREAD OF THE MoULpERs' STRIKE.

ROCHESTER, April - tSpeeiab.-rhe question OF stove
patterns has reached this city aud every foundry was
closed down to-day. throwing nearly 800 men out OF en-
ploymcnt Tho foundry 10 they kept their places
open would be oblgo 0 cast from the IT. Ion patterns
aud 50 bring strike Ihcy stop work in order 10
avoid the trouble.
Troy. April 25.-Tne boycottcd stove patterns from St
Louis arrived in this city sluriay night aud VIII be
placed in the sand morning by the Fuller q
Warren Company, the Bussey e Mcleod Company, Bur
dettc. Smith Il Co. and the Cooperative stove Works
There the feeling between the manufacturers
and the men, but each party firm In the determination
To stand by their respective associations About Soo
mOu are
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
CRIMES And cASUALTIEs-BYT TELEGRAPH.
CuARLEs L. WATSON AGAIN ARREsTE

CHICAGO Aprii 25-Charlcs L. Watson, who became motto
rious few weeks because hc Thought the niurirc
at halfway, y. j.. was his missing wie ~ agAin
lie The unpleasant discovery
that WatsOns disappearance tO her ailf
OF man named Davidson He met Davidson on Dear
nght aud slapped bur- falling 10 arouse
Tie had lac reached tor is pistol
selzcd the and hal him locked up
THE ATTEMPTED MURDER OF JENNIE BOWMAN.
LOUISVILLE Aprii 251he negro Turner has made con.
iInplicates Wiiiam Patters0D another
n, gro n the ASSAULT Jennie Bow Paterson was ar
Frankfort Turner the two beit anu
kicked Tie giri 10 inseiisibnty.
STORE ROBBED BY DAYLIGHT
Iosrox Aprii 23Tcvcs entered is store OF ticscam
Brpwn A To- doaers nesk as No IL Ousst csef.
,isy aud carried away over 100 worth vi pTopeiy
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
clBJyEr OFFyCERS IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, g. c., April 25The city is crowded with
visitors to night TO attend the unveng of the Calhoun
Monument tomorrow Secretary Lamar, Postmaster.
General Villas Secretary Fairchild Senator Voorhees, and
L. O. Washington arrived special train this morning
and are quared the Charleston HOTEL where they
ceived to-day large number OF visitors. Senators
Hampton and Butler also in the city. Governor
Richardson and other State officers will be here tomor
row. This morning secretary Lamar and his party were
at breakfast at tho Charleston Hotel by
Mayor COurnenay assisted by number OF local
dgnitaries To-day Secretary Farchild aud General
Was visited the harbor ietties Secretary Lamar and
party are the guests Of the city, Tomorrow they will be
entertained at a reception by O. q. Witte, president OF
fhe Peoples National Bank ana Wednesday night al
a reception Mr. Lamar at George ". Wamss S.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
yEw pEpARrrRE IN CHICAGO THEATRIOALs

VIEW DEPARTURE IN CHICAGO THEAIRiOALS
CHICAGO, April 70 -Mcvickers Theatre was tonight
the scene OF new departure theatrical and one
that drew a large audience. The novelty the open
ing of the first OF the Chicago conservatory stock
Company The company composed OF advanced pupils
OF the Chicago Conservatory OF Dramatic and Musical
Art who have for two years acted auxlares ut the
Chicago Opera House and played leading parts at tie
monthly public receptions given at that theatre ny INC
management OF the Conservatory.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
AFFAIRS IN THE GERMAN EMPIRE.

BERLIN April 25-The Reichstag today discussed the
supplementary credit OF l7600o000 marks for military
purposes. General Won schellendorf Minister OF War;
defended the credit explaining that II rendered in
evitabe by the new military law.
Herr Won Bennlgsen spoke in favor OF referring the
credit to committee, as 1t was partly connected Win
matters which could not be discussed In public
After further discussion the credit aud loan bills were
referred the Budget Committee.
Edicts have been ISSUED in AisaceLorraine dssoving
Choral Society OF Hatzenthal and society OF stu
called ;undgOvid which was hostile to Germany
The Mayors OF khnau and Cnoly Emery nave been ue-
prived of their functions. .
Herr Boutot formerly publisher or The HoseHc Hon
ifeuy has been expel led from Germany.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
DEM0cRArIC FoRGERs, INDICTED

ST. LOUIS, April % (SpeeaD. stir was made 70 day
by the announcement that the United states Grand jury
had indicted six OF tho Democratic leaders In this city,
Gro wd gathered In the United states Court room ths
afternoon In anticipation OF hearing report from the
Grand Jury but body did not put In an appearance
The list OF those said to be indicted includes Demo
cratic state Senator, Democratic meinDcr oi tne M MI
I,isfct G. Committee, an eXchairnan OF the
DenOeratlc CITY Central Committee AN exineihoer oi
the municipal Assembly. constable rceeh,y 1eeru
Uemocra ic cerk OF an important court ana deputy
Democratic recorder The charges are forgery isc
registration and ballot-box stuing
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
SUSPENDED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD;

The trouble between the General Executive Board OF
the Knights OF Labor aud District Assembly No l26 Is
nearing a crisis Word received yesterday that the
three carpet workers local assemblies in this city had
been suspended by the General Executive Board Tor
refusing to obey the order OF W. IT, Bailey 10 strike In T.
4 Higgins & Co.'S factory weeks ago. District
Master Workman Morrison Is not In the city at present.
and lust what action the suspended locals Will take Is not
known is said, however, that In the locals aro
kept suspended the entire district will withdraw from
the order and 20 American Federation OF Labor.
The district at its meeting last week In philadelphia
unanimously passed resolutions approving the action of
the suspended locals In the matter for which they were
suspended.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
rprAI or TILE COOK COuNrY "ROODLERS"

TRIAL or THE COOK COUNTY "BOODLERS"
CHICAGO April % tSpeciai The hearing of the appl
cation for change OF venue In the county "booder "
cases was resumed this morning in Judge rucys Court
None OF The defendants were present Mr. Grnnei read
some OF the aidavils and nado speech In reply to For
rests attack Judge Tuley granted the motion Oh tue dc
fence 10 strike from tiles the AFFIDAVIT OF r. d. Ihain
regarding the circulation OF Chicago papers III SURROUND
ing
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
pRorEsrIyG AGAINST COERCION.

PRovIDEScR, L. L. April 20 tspeeap. Three thousand
people illed Music Hall tonight at mass meeting heid
under tile auspices OF the American Branch oil te rsn
National League to protest agnin the passage OF 'e
Irish Coercion bill The oyernorciect Juhn W. Das'
peslded aud among the yicc'presidents were Sc"o'
Nelsou w. Alsich al,l ongres Henry D. rpooner
speecncs were mad. by Governor DAVIS Congressman
si,oou.r Professor E. l., Andrewso oi Brown Jnvorsy,
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
PEpORTED LACK OF FOOD Nv VIRGINIA..

REPOKIED LiCh OF TUOV ~ ' 'II'"I-'I-f'
RICHMOND. April % tSpeciab.-A few counties In
tho State have sent out rpoits that people arc III
need Of food 1t is said that they have brcad' but
no meat While this may be true, there few
here who believe tho report. The people got less Tor
their tobacco last year than IL cost chem to raise H.
of tho southwest the tobacco planters Will put In half
a crop Of tobacco and double crop Of corn.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
FINDING THEIR OPPORTUNITY IL \ srEIKE.

PM ADELrHI,. April p tSpeeab.-fhc miners in the
anthracite coal fields are contemplating strike May
10 for AN advance OF per cent Ia The proba
bies are that by that time, in equence OF the
large amount anthracite coal AZ the tidewatcr shipping
points the mines will all 10 shut down good oppor
tunity 10 work OF the surplus stock. The companies
have been discussing such programme for week
They will form Illegal combinations To regulate the
trade but viii take such opportunities that above
mentioned for restricting production aud then advance
the prices Of DituDinOus.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
CINCINNATI AFTER TIE CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, April % IspeeiaD.-A meeting OF promi-
nent business men and city officials held at the Bur-
net House To day secure both National political
ventions here next year. Cincinnati will have May
Festival and n centennial exposition which Is expected
TO sIrpass anything OF the kind since that OF 1875
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
rur syArUE or LEIY ERICSSON, THE NORSE NAM
I'm CORE ORA OKS A HOOE

LousvILLE KY, April rs ,speeias,. Me-
. umpbers Derby entry. jim Gore. WAS worked mile
nd qurter this morning 2:i7'sani pulled up lame
be injury Is the cracking Of fore hoof The colt VIII
ro,as hc rn in the Derby. hut II Is beiicved VIII
reaE dawn before the finish. Jim Gore 10 low second
4 fty,,ri. q in the DERBY, selling ut = TO-
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
RIslyG PRICES FOR WHEAr IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO April 25.-Whcat has been steadily ad-
yancng for the past few days and to-day the market
was excited and higher with heavy transactions. The
buyer season, which closed Saturday ut III 81 per
centa touched 81 90 to-day and closed firm at ~ e9h
Buyer ST. which closed ~ Saturday. made gradual
and steady advances until It reached $2 03 at which II
closed Barley also great attraction to-day and
followed the tendency OF wheat The buyer season.
which closed saturday at 81 10, continued advancing
to-day up 10 81 2OI4, at which figure II closed
George Thompson, grain dealer. has filed pc cttion
of Insolvency 1hc liabilities are 100000; assets
S9l, 900, mostly notes.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
ppouJByrJ0y CANDIDATE IN ONO.

CIYcIxNATI, April 25 tSpectab.-The Rev. NJ. e. Lock
wood pastor OF the First Baptist Church. and promi-
neut labor leader asked to allow his name to be
presented before the Prohibition Convention as nom-
nee for Governor, the request coming from source
which would almost certainly insure MS NOMINATION.. e
case IL possible DR.. Leonard Will again become the
Prohibition candidate.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CHICAGO April 25.-The malt house OF A. F. Bullan *
Co.. in Cedarst. state. was damaged by names 10
the extent OF $4,000 this morning,
CNcINS.Tf April 2j.-The Brush Electric Light Com
panys works at the OF Plum and Canal ss were
burned Yesterday Loss $4,000 insurance $4,000 In
fifteen companies. 1t will be thirty days before the COLI
pany again.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
TOCAL OpTJOy IN VIRGINIA.

uARnsoSBUKG. Va, April GA local option election
was held to-day In OF the five districts In this
county. The HarIisonburg District gave 2ii prohibE
ton majority the Ashby District about 500, and the
other two districts claimed By the ProhiDitioniss by
mall ma uI al
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
ENpANGERING MANY LIVES TO COVER UP FRAUD.

MONTE EY, Cal, April 25-Ihe evidence against SIM
mons who arrested Saturday on the charge OF nav
ing set fire to the Hotel Del Monte said to be strong
Chief Brown ntmaes that there witnesses who VIII
testify that they saw the accused man walk away from
the building few minutes before the names were us
covered and that when found that the BOOKS were
uninurcd investigation was made and IL was us
covered that simmons TlDOOO short IN MS accOuhs
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

CLAPP&DAvIs TO PA Y 35 OESTS on THE DOLLAR
CHICAGO April 25.-The creditors Of Clapp Davis this
AFTERNOON agreed to accept 5 cents on the dollar Seven
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

GLASGOW, April 25.-The Glasgow Chamber Of Com
mcrcc by Of So to so. to-day adopted resolution
declaring that the systems Of trade bounties and pro-
lection adopted by other countries had injured English
trade that there Justification for asking that Great
britain revise her fiscal relations
MANCHESTER, April 20 Ihe Chamber Of Commerce OF
sion affirming unabatcd confidence in free trade as the
best National commercial policy.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
MURAr HALsrEAD CALLING on MR.. BLAINE


CHICAGO, April 25 tSpeeiall-Tho physical condition
of Mr. Blaine was improved to-day, having rste.
well yesterday and last night. He expected to &c
East TO morrow but may defer his departure ANA
Wednesday. MuIas Halstead arrived IN the city tnh
morning and took u parlog adjoining that VI Mr.
Dlanos. Mr. IIalstcad called upon Mr. Blaine ant
was with him for some time. the suggestion was
made by several people that Mr. Halstead was Oh
a political mission Of some character Walker Biamc
aid that he did not think Mr. tiai-teau Wei, hSu
ony I tol,tical Significance 81 met MI. Haistcau, ne
nd this MOI ming, and hal chat with hinl Politics
was not mentioned. l think Mr.. iialsteaa Vlsis
must bo connected with his own business an;urs.
am almost sure he Is not here merely 10 seo ialhei
THE STATUE OF LEFT ERICSSON THE NORSEH4N.
Bosroy, April 25 (speeiaA aA-Anotbcr VIII soon 90
added to the many statues that adorn the puoiS
, ar.s and squares OF Boston The statue Oh Lnf
Ericsson TO commemorate the early voyages Oh tne
vorseman 10 this continent, which was nodened "
Miss Annie Whitney, has been cast IN bronze at
cost Of about $4,000 1t Is Of heroic size ana when
aced uron It's pedestal Of red granite VIII DO about
rioh,een feet high From the ends OF The pedes'a'
win uroIcct the prov and stern ornaments OF Morse
alley Of tho eleventh century arranged as fountain
IN ,,e side Of tho pedestal there arc to be iunc
nscriptio ard Norwegian ship Gu! IN the s.Vi.,,
Viii IN bronze relief Will Do represented the landing
II cf and tho telling OF his discovery TO his FRIENDS
ofter his return to Greenland The subscribers 70
no fund request that the city place tho statue ca
a site selected at the extension Of commonwealth
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
NEw-YORK. TUESDAY, APRIL &C. 1897

OF tho creditors have air eady signed the agreement
among them being the Elgin Watch Company. f. ~
Wech & Co.. the Waterbury Clock Company the Meriden
Clock Company and the Britannia Clock Company
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
PROGRESS OF THE STANLEY EXPEDITION.

THE LEADER HOPING TO REACH EMIN BEY By JUNE
-TIPPOo Tbs ASSISTANCE.
BRUSSELS, April 25. -Advices from the Stanley expo
dton for the relief Emn Bey have been received from
Matadi ON the Congo River. dated March %. From
these it learned that the steamer Madura which car
ried Stanley from Zanzibar, unable to ascend the
Congo to MatadL The entire expedition landed at
Banana Point, and re-embarked on March Is aboard
vessels belonging TO the International Association,
which were awaiting it. Next day the expedition
anchored Boma the seat OF the general administration
Of the Congo Free State and cordial reception was
given the whole body.
Stanley confident Of the success OF his enter
prise and hoped that June he would be able to render
efectual assistance TO Emn Bey. The Congo Assoca-
ton has arranged vcual the expedition from Maadi
to eopoldyille From Stanley Pool Mr. Stanley hoped
to march rapidly and to surprise the enemies hedging
Emin Bcy The expedition left Bona on March Il ana
arrived at Maadi the ODD and there dembarkcd the
river being unnavgabe thence TO LcopodViile on ac
count OF the Livingston Falls The expedition was 10
eighteen days along the falls and e1
pected to reach LeopOldville on April 10. where MT
Stanley be met by four steamers belonging TO the
Congo State The English and French mission stations
on the Upper Congo had also been requested to place
their two steamers at his services - ,,
The alliance made with Tippoo Tib and the appoint
ment of TO the governorship OF Stanley Falls IL re-
garded by the expedition a master stroke by Mr. stan
ley who will be able to Tppoo's great influence TO
protect the expedition after 1t leaves the Congo state
stations.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
THREE YOUNG MEN DROWNED.

QUEBEC, April 25.-Ihree young men, Charles Morcau,
August Rousseau and Joseph Huard. we're drowned at
~. Romuad yesterday by the upscttng OF boat.
aogore Huard saved himself by clngng cake OF Ice.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

STILL DEBATING THE COERCION BILL
OTTAWA, April 25-Tle debate IN the Canadian House
Of Commons the Irish Coercion bill continued to
day and again adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

THE AMEER GETTING THE WORST OF 1T.
BoxyAy. April 26.-1he Ghiixs have defeated the
Anser. soeps snd hAlsd 100 Of them At BAeo Castle
bal kklxt -
LoxDos, April 26-sir John corst Parliamentary
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

Secretary the India Office, stated in the House OF Com
mons this afternoon that the Ameer OF Aganistan re-
ports that the Chilli rebellion is not spreading ana that
his troops meeting with success In their encounters
with the rebela
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
LoHENGRIN AGAIN -posTpoNEp.

LOHENUEfN AUAfN TOrIFONED
PARIS. April 25.-gse production Of wagner's "Lohen
grin" which was rnt of account Of the excitement
attending the schnaebcics Incident has again been post
pouos..
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

ADVANCING THE ECCLESIASTICAL BILL
BERLIN, April 25-In the Lower House Of the Prussan
Diet to-day the new Ecclesiastical bill passed its second
reading the in which the Upper House approved
IT, The clause admitting certain religious orders into
Prussia was appro ved by vote Of go 10 III.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
THE .SCHNAEBELES AFFAIR.
FRESH RUMoRs CAUSING ALARM IN BERLIN-PhINCE
MApCK's REGRETS.

BISMARCK'S REGRETS.
PARIS April 25-Futher papers relating to the schnae-
bees affair have been dispatched to Berlin including fac
smes OF two letters from Commissary Gautsch showing
that schnaebees induced to cross the frontier by
false pretences Prince Bismarck was first made cogn
zant of the affair through the French Government
Herr Won Leyden, the German Charge fAffaires has
informed NJ Flourens Minister of Foreign Affairs that
Prince Bismarck regretted that the Leipsic Court had
ordered the arrest Of NJ schnaebeles without consulting
the Chancellor offence concerning which Prince
Bismarck reserved hts opinion.
La Franco says that kilograms sent TO ST. Peteispurg
regarding the Sehnaebeles affair have been stopped at
Berlin by order OF Prussia
The Bourse closed firm.
LONDON, April 25-The Stock Exchange markets
closed firm Ar.
BERLIN April 25.-The tone Of the comments OF the
press on the Schnaebees affair and fresh rmors III rei-
tion to the arrest causing alarm In Berlin
THE POPE WOULD ACT AS MEDIATOR
ROME April 25.-The Pope to-day sent confidential
notes 10 the Pre nch and German Governments Offering
to act as mediator in the Schnaebeles affair."
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
COMMENT ON Mr.. GLADsTONEs ATTACK.


PARK MURDER TRIALS.
LONDON April 25.-It is generally thought that Mr
Gladstone's attack upon Mr. Goschens financial plans
will cause the Government to modify its local loan pro
posas probably its proposals relative to the tobacco
auty but 1t is believed that the main features OF the
linking fund and income tax reductions will be main
tained
Many members who were absent from the Honse OF
Commons last week have returned. The Government
calculates that division the motion to go into CON-
mittee ON the Coercion bill will be taken on Friday and
result in the former majority but the Mniseraists adj
nit that in committee they must be ready TO accept large
amendments or their majority may break up.
II IL reported in the lobbies OF Parliament that the law
officers Of the Crown have advised the Government that
there Is why the private dispositions OF Crown
witnesses in the PhGnix Park murder trials and othe
famous Irish cases should be laid upon the table IN
the House OF COmmOns The Liberal leaders VIII oppose
the production OF this evidence the ground that Is
One-sded has never been tested in open court .
On the passage OF the Coercion bill Hugh Hoimes ~
for Ireland will be raised to the judicial
bench OF Ireland